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I want to be an movie/television actress someday and I have taken several acting classes, but even after getting used to the classes, my stage fright never goes away. It is something I want to do sooo badly and I have been told that I have a lot of potential, but I just cant seem to shake the anxiety I get every time I get on stage. Anyone have any good tips, tricks, advice?? Thanks!

What are some good tips for getting over stage fright?

I want to be an movie/television actress someday and I have taken several acting classes, but even after getting used to the classes, my stage fright never goes away. It is something I want to do sooo badly and I have been told that I have a lot of potential, but I just cant seem to shake the anxiety I get every time I get on stage. Anyone have any good tips, tricks, advice?? Thanks!


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Driving Fear Program – Is It For Real?

Whenever I come across a product that looks great, I like to let other people know about it.

I am seriously impressed with the way Rich Presta has put together his Driving Fear Program.

It is the most comprehensive program to learn how to deal with driving anxiety and panic while driving I have seen. It is the follow on program to the Panic Puzzle and Rich  has refined the methods he learned from putting the panic puzzle together and made a suberb presentation that, as a long term sufferer of panic attacks while driving, I can thoroughly recommend.

Author Rich Presta put together the Panic Puzzle system because he himself struggled with panic attacks. First, he turned to the past and researched essentially every method of treatment that had ever been tried.

Rich took the best of these time-tested methods and added modern techniques to come up with The Puzzle Panic program.

The Panic Puzzle package comes with a written and recorded version of an e-book as well as quite useful bonus material (for example, relaxation recordings). This is a digital program, so you download the material immediately. The graphics and layout of all the material are very attractive.

Mr. Presta’s writing style is conversational, friendly and easy to understand. The information is presented very clearly and crisply with no extraneous fluff.

The instruction starts with an explanation of the nature of fear, panic and anxiety. Next there is a series of exercises to help the reader identify their own patterns of fear and anxiety.

After this you learn how to interrupt your fear cycle and then completely dissolve your fears and anxieties.

The techniques are effective but Mr. Presta does not provide any references or additional resources for further exploration. I would’ve appreciated it if he had done so.

On the other hand, this is meant to be a a program to be applied rather than a course on psychological theory. It succeeds very well in giving effective information in a concise “here’s what to do” format.

The author is direct without being abrupt.

I was a little surprised to find that the program ended with a fairly extensive section on time management, goal setting and what Mr. Presta refers to as “life strategies”.

The main reason this section was included was to help people overcome an obstacle they often run into when they have to learn new techniques – not enough time.

Though this didn’t deal directly with anxiety it became one of my favorite parts of the program.

The manual provides everything you need to and panic attacks, but the additional materials that come with the program are extremely helpful.

All in all, this is an excellent program that I can highly recommend.

You can find a more detailed panic puzzle review at: Panic Puzzle Review

And here’s a site to visit if you want to find out more about everything that the course includes right away: Panic Puzzle Info

The Internet has made effective, problem-solving information readily available. If you are troubled by panic attacks or an anxiety disorder, take advantage of the availability of this course – check out Panic Puzzle.

The sooner you start, the sooner you’ll be free of panic attacks once and for all.

I’ve recently been diagnosed with anxiety which may cause several panic attacks and i was wondering if anybody knows the best way to react to a panic attack or the best thing to do to calm down. Please help thanks


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mine started after smoking weed and stuck at a red light at a main intersection the next day. and now im still suffering from it thanks to anxiety. so what started yalls first panic attack? and were was it at?


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I had a single panic attack a few months ago and ever since I have anxiety and mild panic attacks. If I have low serotonin levels, can my brain balance out the chemicals again on it’s own or do I need to get on antidepressants?


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I have been having attacks where my heart race increases, my body starts to tingle, I have a burning feeling that feels like it is traveling through my blood, my chest hurts, and I get shortness of breath. Would this be categorized as an anxiety or panic attack? If so, how can I stop them?


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How can I stop a panic attack after smoking marijuana?

I used to smoke all of the time and not have any anxiety. Nowadays, I have been getting pretty bad panic attacks every now and then after I smoke marijuana. I want to know what I can do to decrease the effects of the panic attack if I feel it coing on right after I smoke. Is there a certain type of weed to smoke or device to smoke out of that will smooth out the effects?


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Panic attack?

So i have suffered from anxiety for about 2 years. Mostly panic attacks every now and then, but mostly anxiety that I am going to have another panic attack. I have been on Celexa for about a year and everything is fine. I am slowly challenging myself to do things I reframed before I begain taking that anti-dep. Now I have gained weight, have no sexually appt., and basically just dont want to have to take these danm pills all my life.

the problem is, whenever I try to go off of the, the anixety comes back. Anyone out these experience this, and if so, how do I over come it. Thank you very much!!


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Understanding a Child's Fears and Anxieties

As a parent it is important that we understand what potential problems our child has. Most children have certain things that they worry about or even fear. In this article, I write about the types of fears that this might be and about how we can help our children to cope and to get through life in the best possible and stress-free way.

I am by now a child social worker and what I write within this article is just my own personal opinion. I actually offer a upvc front door service; I am also involved with a company that enables people to make cheap calls and on a weekend I offer personal injury claims advice - rather busy as you can see!

Many children are able to pick up on what their parents are worrying about. They may hear arguments about money and can then start to worry themselves about the financial situation their family may be in. I am a parent myself and try where possible to only discuss serious issues with my partner when the children are out or are asleep. I am quick to re-assure my own child if I am of the opinion that he has overheard a conversation that in truth I would have preferred he had not listened to.

Children may also worry that their parents may break up and that they will end up living apart. They will no doubt hear that this has happened to their friends and may wonder and stress about how their lives would change if this happened to them.

My children have told me that they worry and that they fear that one of their parents may die in the near future. It is quite difficult to explain to them that this is unlikely to happen as it obviously could. I try and laugh it off which may not be the best policy, by stating that I am still very young and that I have no plans to leave this planet in the near future. I explain to them the age that the average male will live to in our country and that normally, I hope, makes them feel better.

School can be another area of stress for some children. Will they be able to cope and understand the work? Will they be able to obtain a good examination mark and a good report? Will they be able to make their parents proud of them? I have told my own children not to worry about these issues and to just try their best.

Socialising and meeting friends can also bring its own tensions. Children make and break friends at regular intervals, especially during the early teenage years. It can be quite stressful when friends have a disagreement or argument. When this happens to my children, I make a point of saying that it has been the fourth time in a month that you and Amy as an example, have had a falling out. Your sure to make friends again in the near future.

As children get a bit older there is then the challenge of meeting a member of the opposite sex. We all know the problems and strains that this can bring. At this time I think it is just a matter of being there for your children and getting them through these difficult years the best and easiest way possible.

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